Stock that drops as you sell.

Link products to stock items through recipes. Every settled order deducts what it used, voids and refunds put it back, and the back office tells you when something runs low.

Pro and up

Recipes down to the oat milk.

Give a product a recipe, with lines that only apply to one size or one option. A large oat latte uses more milk than a small one, and the stock knows.

  • Units in pieces, grams, kilos, millilitres, litres or portions
  • Recipe lines per size and per option
  • Cost per unit, visible only to who you allow

Counts, waste and every movement.

Book goods in, waste and corrections by hand, run a stock count and the difference is booked as an adjustment. Every movement stays in the history.

  • Deducted in the same step as the payment
  • Waste booked with its own permission
  • Low-stock notice in the back office

What inventory does.

  • Stock items

    Units, a low-stock level and a cost per unit for everything you keep.

  • Recipes

    Per product, with lines that apply to a single size or option.

  • Deduct on sale

    Stock goes down when the order is paid, and back up on a void or refund.

  • Waste and corrections

    Book what was thrown away or found, each with its own permission.

  • Stock counts

    Count what is on the shelf and the difference is booked for you.

  • Low-stock notice

    Items under their level show up in the back office.

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